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From the Boston Budget.
Gen. Shermants coming back here ito. Washing
toni to live az theSeene OF his early love. Over 40
years ago there was brilliant wedding party at
the house occupied by Tom Ewing, OF Ohio, south
OF the old War department., TO witness the mar
mage OF Lieut. Tecumseh Sherman to Mary Eleanor
Ewing Among theguests were President Taylor,
with his daughter Mrs. Betty Bliss and her huS-
band, Col Bliss, Sir Henry Bulwer and the other
diplomats, wearing their court costumes, Daniel
webster, Henry Clay, John c. Calhoun and other
had1ng congressman, and large number OF army
aud navy officers In full uniform The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Father Ryder, then
president OF the Georgetown JeSuits college. The
gentlemen then kissed the bride, and Henry Clay
presented her with bouquet in a silver bouquet
holder. When Mrs. Shermans daughters have
since been married each carried bouquet in the
Henry Clay DOu4uet-hOlder.
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THIS IS THE WAY WE CLOSE OUT.
1 Imported Raglan of Blue snd Bed Crepe Cloth with
Chnchilla Plush, large, handsome buttons exceed
| insly stylish garment, sold At S22 nov At S15.
| l Brown BOucle Raglan with Velvet and Feather
| $40.
Black English Beaver Psetots with Silk Ast..chan
trimming, sold at BIO. to be closed out at $40.
NEwMARKETs
2 Silk Mstelasse Newmarkets. with black hare fur
collar and cuffs sold at $50 to close out at half price.
vISITES
Lynx Trimmed Plush viste. 80 bust sold q ESQ,
close out at S3S.
Maribesu Feather trimmed Plush visite handsome
ornaments, sold at S23, to close out At SIS.
I Astrachan Visite brown fur trimming, Astxschan
ornaments, sold at $2S, now $50.
Crepe Cloth visite. Astrachan trimming sold ..
SIS now 80
Boucle vsite. satin lined mourning fringe, sold 1t
s1S, now $40.
1Ottoman Cloth. with light plush trimming sosd At
S19. now $40.
Novelty visite, brown feather trimming, sold 1t
s19, now so.
imported visite, made of rcd and blue crepe caoth
collar and cuffs Of chinchillz fur, sold at SEQ now
S13
JACKETS.
tan colored Astrachan Cloth jacket, tailor made,
large buttons, sold $3.50, now $3.50.
Ottoman Cloth Jackets, trimmed in fancy plush,
sold at $40. now 81.
MILLINERY DEPT.
lot of blk and brown French Felt Turbans at Sc.
worth Sl25.
Lot Of Ostrich Tips in all the desirable and latest
shades, Csc. bunch
For the '-TOBOGGAN SLIDE" 100 Toboesan Caps
in all shades, 4Sc. each.
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
pair Lace Curtains, Csc. pair
8 pair Lace Curtains. tape edge, d. 10 pair
3 pair Raw Silk Rortieres s415 pair, former PRICE
2pair Portieres, raw silk, 1896 spair
2 pair Madras Curtains, 81 so pair.
Curtain Drapery warranted fast colors, 49, yard
scrim, in new stripes. SC. yard
New lot ofShades at 35c.
Smyrna Rugs nc. each.
We have few odd pairs of Curtains in lace and raw
alk which we will dispose Of at great sacrifice
Remainder our great Clearing Sale of Blankets and
Comforts begins Monday.
Our Special Sale of Enabroideries now in pru9ress
Finest assortment in the city and lowest prices guar
anteed.
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,,o JAS. l.. TAYLC
O2O General Passenger A.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ii
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER eth. lss,
until further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner ~ New lar,
sey avecue and street
For clnaagO 10 90, / 30 m and 1910 pm daily.
with through coaches and sleeping The Ia 90 A.
m Is Fast Limited Express for Pittsburv and chit
morIng at % Ii 70 am "a arriving l in Gh, ss
10 b m No extra fare is charged these trains
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis,iaily at 2 10
ELn. and 10 10 pm, with through coaches aud Ias,s
Sleeping Carr TO above points without change 800 h.
IN is fast limited train Cincinnati aud 81 Louis
6:4o pm No extra fare is charged this train for
For Pittsburr, at 1000 am. and 3 % d m ialyto
l11ttsonrg, Cleveland and Detroit with Parlor aud
For Lexington aud Local Stations, 40 am daily.
EXCEPT fep H SIrda y. cr.,. w,,.,n ., ,,,,,.-
20 am LIS pm and s 20 M daily iS f"'i-eiPniA
boz ,1 Bsltimore on week days p 80. 40, 80.
traiRl 300. 4:30, 40. 5:40 $40. 90. s s5 aud
1905 9la I;I5 100, 800. 40. $40 40 10
y, For shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
to New fes P naT s s 90 5T f
between baltimore and Wilmington, 5: IL Pm daily.
pm On SUNDAY day - ann ana pm M $50 and
ns III s o. Sunday R a aa 80 so
Bansh anu nH daily except exc rs s8nds S s and ps
pm daily 40 pm daily, except sunday for princi-
I,al stations on Metropolitan Branch 40 a m daily.
ON Sunday stops at all stations For Gaihersburp and
interlnetiiste points - 30 am. IL 30 and "A pn
40 p IN. daily, except SUNDAY
For Hagerstown 10 90 a IN and . 81 I'm daily az
ceIit SUNDAY
Trains arrive from the West daily gro. no am
ID 90 and I 81 pm. Little Rock Express.
FROM Philadelphia, Chester W Wilmington and Havre
de Grace 40 m, ,: 20 pm. and 10 90 pan daily
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. 1 ID am.
From Anlapoiis 30 am. and 20. 5::25 aud
90 pm Sunday. 1875 am, q ID pm
From HarTsr's Ferry and Valley Railroad, 5.:.O pm
daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick and intermediate points % a. m
and 10 .. daily except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington mt , d q 10
30. 900. 800 and 1890 IN, IL Il. !. go. 3 4.
Az, ,. $3.50, 40 y and Ii 90 D. m; on Sundnys
ESQ 20, 90 and :0:5 am, 80 30 20 ; 90
ESQ : 40, 900 and 1 / A. m
All trains from Washington stop at Relay statioa
except %, 3: L. aud q 40 pm.
For further Information apply at the baltimore
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. 6lg and I35I
Pennsy wanna avenue, 4th WHERE orders
Will be taken for baggage to be checked aud received At
any roint IN the city.
DAVID LEE, OK LORD q PA
General superintendent, Baltimore. dl6
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DRY GOODS.
HAMBuaa EnBaorDEaY.

HAMBuRe EnBao1DERY.
Having closed out Job lot OF Hamburg Edsing and
Inserting from leading importer, we have placed the
same on sale at shout onehsf their actual value.
10000 yards EDGING, &C., &c., &C., &C. &C.. &c.
10000 yards EDGING and INSERTING, Sc, 10c-
12hc.
5000 yards EDGINa and INSERTING. 14c. &c.,
16c., tic.
5000 yards EDGING and INSERTING, 1Sc, 2Oc.
23c., 25c
job in 64-inch BLEACHED DAMASK, Soc.
Very fine quality GERMAN DAMASK, 62H. 75c.
UNBLEACHED DAMASK, 25, 81. BIN, SOC.
drive in HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS 12kc.
MARSEILLES BEDSPREADS, 81, eI25. S1.5O.
Splendid valuein 1O-4 BLEACHED SHEETING, Csc.
ALI of our NEwMARKETS thst were $40 and Sl2.
now So and g.
SHORT COATS, 81 and 90, now $5 and %.
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESa at reduced prices.
INGRAM and BRUSSELS CARPETS MARKED
DOWN TO CLOSE OUT.
JOHNSON, GARNER Co,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ja24 South side. near 9TH street.
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From tie New York Times
The end Of romance which was begun In the
Catskin Mountains in the summer of 1885 occupied
the attention OF the supreme court in Brooklyn
yesterday. Mrs Fannie n Thwaytes, who was a
a Miss Thomas, sued for the annulment of herman.
mage to X Dewar ThwayteS ON the ground
thai he had another wife living. The plaintiff is
. years old and quite pretty, while the defendant
Is 50 and not attractive. They met in the noun
ta1nS during a vacation which Miss Thomas was
compelled 10 take on account OF her poor health.
YhHayteS represented himself TO be Wealty Wild
OVER, and was very kind 10 the invalid. They met
subsequently In the City, and in December 1885,
were married They lived together Until Septem-
Der OF Last year, when ThwayteS disappeared and
MS. Thwaytes, in searching for him, discovered
hs nra wife In New Orleans This lady proved
that shehad married ThWayteS fnNaShvalle Tenn,
In 1853
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STEAMERS.

A TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOfJRs
British, Danish and French West India Islands o..
S. s. BARRACUDA. sailing SATURDAY., FEBRUARY
26th, and thereafter
Stopping day more ut St Croix St kits An
ugua, Martinique, Barbados, Demerars- Trinidad. SO
Superb passenger accommodation excellent Cuisius
Smoking Room, Bath Rooms. etc. Apply 10
LEAYCRAFT & CO.
oc2l-th. q. tu3m 40 Pearl street New York
CHOkT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NORDDEUTSHER LLOYD n 4 CO.
Fast Express Steamers
To southampton dondon, HayreD. Bremen.
SS Traye Jan. 70 050 III. SIS. Ens Feb lt BOP IN
!. saale Feb 2 II 30 am "Merra " ~. aOOpm.
Comfortable staterooms excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin = - $50 $40
800, according 70 location: I'd cabin $50 sIeerae
low rates Apply 70 T.. r. DROOP,
1a2o 9ll Penn.
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Two ueaehs py drowning were reported In Phtla-
oeiphkaSunday- Howard de Wees. twelve wears
and Hiram Cater, thirteen years went To the
same school, andwere seldom out OF each others
company On Saturday morning Howard called
upon his ehum Hiram, and laughing and singing
toether they went out promising 20 return befors.
ualA. Inc boys ventured on the ice at the canal
nitaui ieaAnhs the way. The ice suddenly gave
way ana ne disappeared Howard In spate OF M.
Trend and both sank never 10 rise asrain al,,.
Lac SuhaiN afternoon Park Guard Glenn. who
40 Desu graphing Tor the bodies drew them
aSnOfe, uShlIy lOcked IN each others embrace
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Prince & WH1rELY,
STOCK BROKERS,
e 40 B ISssb .Ys New York
$50 18th street tCorcoran Building,) Washington.
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c.
General Partners:
JAMES WHITLEY, ii. CRUGER OAKLEY,
MAYNARD &. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, ID. c.
WILLIAM Il. TRAvERs, Special Partner.
Buy and sell commission all classes Of Railway
Securities.
H. h DODGE Resident Partner.
Quotationsof Stocks and Bonds and information re-
gar1ing the markets received through our wires III
stantly direct from the New York Stock Exchange.
All orders executed and reported promptly. el
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SPECIALTIES.

II WILL GIVE WRITTEN GUARANTEE THAT MY
II Moustache Grower will produce heavy moustache
inside ten weeks. Price Of receipt ST..
ta25-2t j. MURRAY MCNEIL. Pueblo, Col.
mr. AND NINE SELDEN. ESTABLISHED 1863
IL Prompt and reliable treatment for ladies' Advice
free and confidential II all hours Office s,9 9th ST.,
bet. G and II SITS NV ja24-6ts
DY MAIL-ALLCOCKS, POROUS PLASTER l2c;
DBenson's CaIsine Is: Totten's Capsicine IL Send
for price lists. ALI patent medicines. WILLIAM L.
TOfTEN, 672 n. 10th. Phila-, Pa d2S-t,th,s:Sm
MADAM E. H. BENNETT, SCIENTIFIC ASTROIs-
Wl ogist and Medium, formerly Of New York Con-
sult8tions all affarspast, present future. N8vi
ties written. Send Tor testimonials 1907 Pa ave.
Wash, D. C. Linn
MEME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Wl LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and
tlemen 30 cents each. 4OS street, between 4th and
9Th streets northwest. Iny0-40ws
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LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.
THE PREDICTIONS ARE THAT WE WILL HAVE
SEVERE COLD WEATHER.
PREPARE YOURSELF ACCORDINGLY.
Remember, Blanket is cheaper than doctors bill
DO NOT OVERLOOK GOOD BED COVERING.
Included in our annual January reduction was our
BED COVERING STOCK.
xsf5t lG Slsa aef ssE $50
4 splendid l04 Blanket for s3
fsasRdd slsah iar f g. e s9ssh s
heavier la Blankst ier q: 50: worth ss
s.s sssss
III Ss sSs' 5d Ssf Sssf & g.
nc cA x1,ol y c BhASKETsNoNE BETTER
the too good many to buy
We are selling 104 Caiifornia Blanket for s6.
W. are are s ssn G.fSrnis R.nEst
hi Sssis'
OUR GOLDEN GATE BIAAkEr. extra heavy, e.tr.
EXTRA QUALITY CALIFORNIA BLANKET a.
ket for $3.50, worth $40. '''-D-
RED BLANKETS.
1O4 Red Blankets for g. IS.
1O-4 Red Blankets (medicated wOoO for S4.15.
ia Red Blankets for IS.
ia Red Blankets, very fine, for a.
ia Red Blankets. extra fine, "a Is
12-i Red Blankets for 81 So
Silver er,v for s q q BLANKETS
STose's AS%y S.ass. 8! poands,. s1.so
Our Famous German Blanket for ~ SO.
Our Arizona Notified Gray, size ia, for Is.
BED COMFORTS.
Full si1e Bed Comforts rs cents
Large size White Filling, 81.
Extra heavy Comfort, $125.
Better Grade, 81 so
Turkey Red. Quilted Center, Extra Weight Bed Com
fort for 81.
Extra Size Tuft Comforts for g.
CretOnne and Satteen Comforts beautiful patterns
Turkey red lining, o.. IS: finer grade at 83 25.
Fine French Figured Satteen, pink and blue satteen
Lining, 1915.
Plain Pink and Light Blue sstteen Comforts for "A.
Elder Down Bed Comforts, 50 SO and BIZ
BED SPREADS.
We have them in all the different qualities IA lou m
IS cents.
sample q our bargains in Bed Spreads we quote
MAkSEILLES BED SPREAD, BEUfIFUL RAISED
DESIGN, for S1.75.
Crib MaEseilles Spreads for 81.
CRIB Blankets as low 81. so.
GOOD QUALITY.
NICE LINE OF HORSE BLANKET6.
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RAILROADS.
UNHE GREAT

VNHE GREAT
- THE sSR AfSsrI Nhaq E SsprE SOUTHWEST
STEEL R1Ef nhii hEAc sHhFN5Ip fH,
rs LTFEcT TfSEtas iSth. is iss = hi-N
Trans leave " ssa sT Staten corner Of Sixth
For hisshnrs and the Vest Chicaso Limited FxprcSs
H .iss s ssS dali. , Z SnelaS.. .ad t9:
and Ssr -. Is irp ons s To
= sChiessS with sleeping Car Ptts6urT chicsso
Cars Mashinston csSarO aud 81 LOUIS S and Ear
With western sxp WITH ssrxr e s nSTse 91T
asii ana for Me P,issnr a6s a aSa 1919
' Bf Sssr k SsFT sTM e GhsTG
For ar1e Sanandaigus. Rochester Buffalo. Niaarara
tVov NJ daily except saturday. with Palace
For "MnhssmSrort Lock Haven and Elnira. at go
For New iSfi and the SSh Et 7es 100 and mas
On SUNDAY. 90 90 Ms 1870 90 s od 90 II PM NJ
t-5 SP Sars dali, s4o NJ daily except sunday, aud
For B ss w1thSu' change, 200 P NJ every day
Jersey ds with boat. Isl q shTsSss trains Snn Z.
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
For Philadelphil % 90 and ll;ls A. NJ, zoo.
6$iisd Fspfe-- ss 40 y ~ s eek
For Bn in isc ia rs a 90 c lIoeaM
300 e:iS II Is AN; 10 10 Il SO 90 6oos oS.
For Pope's Greek Line. 7::,5 AN and 40 p NJ daily.
except SUNDAY.
For Annapolis S,5 AM. 12:1s s3 and g 90 PM
daily, except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN, 4 Is
Slin$s fER ksb S
For Alexandrias 90, @ As. $40 a.47 n AN re.ol
neon 200. 4:25 30. 6.ol, sos, zoos aud
II III "a N on sunday at 600. ga, II AN,
For Richmond and the south. co. IL AM daily. aud
Trains leave a alexandra efrsp ,s spSa .,ns
d ~ 81 and nd 10 A and 800 - manila 70;
III M s ~ pm s and and h 10 rs
Of 18th street and avenue and at the
station where orders be left for the checking Il
oAegaee 10 destination irlm hotels and residences
cHAs. T. PUGH GENERAL Manager
D. L. WOOD, General Passenger Agent Ial1
PIEDMoNr AIR LINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. 10. 1856
Trains leave - and L station. 9th and b streets:
200 sm-Dsily for Marrenton. Gordonsyille Z ana
sagh, Charlotte Atlanta, and all points south Pull
man palace buffet sleeping car Washington Atlanta
s. 235 p m.Deily, except sunday, for Manassas
sl staun,9n Louisville. Cincinnati aud
sleepers Washington 70 Louisville '''-A"
n ny m.IDaiy for Lynchburs Raleigh. Ashvills.
romery, New Orleans and points southwest Pull
man buffet sleepers Washington Aiken, = G WASH
,ngton 70 montgomery, connecting with psrlor 10
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave Washington . IL am daily except Sunday
and - Pm daily, arriving at Round nm II AS
m ana ~ pm; returning leave Round Hil 6tISa
washington s 40 am and ) 5S pm Hu''' Aiii'iis Ia
through IN trains from South arrive at Washington
NJ; strasburg local 10 .05 am 'iI A'"'''''ie 'foP
Tickets, sleeping reservation and information
Railroad. 9th aud sts ''A''o"' i''iisS i'aliA
JAS L. TAYLOR
OgU General Passenger A,-er.t
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Theodore Tl1tOn and Fred. DOn2l0ss.
London Correspondence New York Times
Fred Douglass ana his wife have been I'm Paris
this winter-tOr that NATTER may be there still
and have received m0ehpolite attention from a
section OF the American colony there. Douglass
snd Theodore Triton had been. friends In the old
days, and naturally they went about a good deal
together, now that they were met again. The 1.-TWO
heaYy. lafye-featured, distinguished looking men
with their massive heads OF white hair, attracted
very general notice on the bOulevards One day
they fned together at a restaurant, and talked
together Tor a Yong time. A FrenchInan sat near
and watched them atIenJively A day or two
aterward NJ. Triton came alone to this cafe The
Frnchman, after some hesitation approached
him and politely asked permission to p,it a 0ue<-
ton Mr.. TiHon said, Certainty n you will sneak
slowly, for my French Is still very Imperfect y
linen the stranger said: ."When saw YOU and
your brother together here, although could OF
course. understand nothing that you said made
voices, THAI you must both be orators. / should
Ike 10 ask II in England IL Is usual to have two
Dro,hers 80 equally giftedsnd experienced in pub
How Logan Kept Faith with Grant
Chicago Special toshe N. Y. Tribune January -
The Statements made here, and voucted for a.,
authentic, thatJohn A. Logan refused thecrowns
III the National convention held I'm Chicao,o In
lssU, before Garfield was nominated. WearyrvNh
"Thing for Grant, and won out with
excitement, Logan lay down In hts room
ia the Palmer HUase during the recess on
tic AtSe KAY u convention R.u and
recupera1e for the renewal OF the sfrno.e in ~.
AFTERNOON Phere was knock ON the door. Mrs
logan dnS~ ered IL Senator'S Frye and Hale.stOOd
outside They requested an interview with
logan They were admitted and without nm
Necessary words announced their missiop Stating
.ndL M Blaine could not be nominated and thai
Winning up Iner remarks by asserting thai ht,
Could De nominated mmedfaIefy after the rece<ss
logan SAD: Gentlemen, you are extremely
1nd, but cannot accept your proposal i have,
Deem for Gen. Grant, am for him now anf-he Will
ai~dyS nave one vote nom Illinois in THAI cooyen-
loa 50 long as am In IL and has name Ia befOna AZ
6rii4t n.iIIfe cannot be withdrawn with INV con-
sent and ne Will be voted for 10 the lasf ~
leu him. A AAAii@AAosos
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AFRAID OF THE PoPE--The Scottish Protest ant
Aluance has sent 10 Queen Victoria rnerno15ai
setunS foTtn that the aggressions OF the Panacv
IN Great Britain and the supremacy OF the Ponse
are suDyersiye OF the Queens authority and ~ tke
people nights and liberties and thai the svns~sSt
aim " the Papacy is the yatican's con0ness .Sd
subsection " Great Britain SAAA
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VIZ H,aH1r RpcoMnEsp
MATTHIAS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
pr restoring gy f.dsd hair to s original color in
festSre ne roots to healthy condition In four 70
o s % snS ssP1
ABOVE AL. HOWEVER
We recommend NATTANS CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY
snsS b e. s s'
pr no silver Or any other mineral substance in ID
Paoe. u. We guar.ntess.ery boesle.
ARTHUR NArTANs. Proprietor.
3al9 f4th and aud I'd and d Sta n v =
No LoNa PRoaAa.r1os
QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION spRAK
LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS.
The superior Make Of our Well Known Clothing to
sesher With Bargain prices. tell the story.
Men. Young Men. Boys and Children Suits,
and Overeoat Department, are open to your in
specton, With the Lowest Prices
1t II practical fnct that ve are not consider.
Ing the question Of pcOnt on what remains Of
Our Fal and Winter Stock. Our only object
now il to sell the Foods
We hsve made big deductions in our Suit De-
pArtment- We havemede bag deductions in our
rants Department. We hsve cut deep in our
Osercoat Department We are Sacrificing tho
Boys and Children's Suits and Overcoats
Now 10 the chance for Bargains in Mems Fur
nlshings. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH
NOAH WALKER co.
JAZZ 625 Pennsylvanis avenue
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The NA11osA1 In,K AVID MAruR1rY
l2lb Street NoFthVeat
Aooos 1ATuRITf POLICIES, payable I'm Cab n
me k1Ylr.tion Of Five aud Ten Yeaxa sod
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIEN
Guaranteed in Amount and with ahaolufe limit C.<
Partses familiar with Life Ins,race Ne invited to
examine the plan. Those saarch Of nformaton can
Always ooealn II - the once Of the UNCONVENTIONAL
OFFICERS:
Aonat1o RroWning president:
william T. CLARK, vice president.
samuel Norment treasurer;
GeS. 4dfadge. secretary and GEM unanaeur.
JohD b. LArner counsel:
ksddelle, Il D.. medical director,
Geo. j. kAsterday, Assistant caahier:
S3 11ioNnnnG seymour w. Tulloct
WsIi.r Us. TorHenA X U. Hoffman.
4alnes J.. BnrbopS JssneH g..
ret' 1oyo John b. LArnor.
fIs1x nuns r. 4 RiddeaA
FALL AND wINTxik SO ANDs7.
I EN- line Of our Egn imHoEsstons FRENCH ENG
L.S ~ nnn SSUICa sUiTlN6S, OvERCOATING6
an1 .ihOOskk1NGA - the Lmpor1ing TaiIoFinr -.
~, r. D. BARR
ILL Rennaylvania sveuuA
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frUnl the Shenandoah Herald
George Weirath is a miner employed at Kehlv
Run coiliery and resides on West Coal st He IS NOT
vi Iu1ur1ooS taste, but Saturday Re INDUCED unin
tentaonaiy In an extravaganza unusual to most
nieh- lie Drew Tor his months pay $50 In
bills. The money was ia IN envelope and WITHOUT
counting it, he thought he took IL all out and put
IL IN his pocket In the evening he and his wife
were starting out " do some shopping when he
ssoppeN 10 li2nt pipe For this purpose he used
lhe pay envelope. When the pipe was lit be
thre~ the envelope back on the fire As 1t blazesj
up and sank into ashes he thought he saw more
has pocket he found but IS there The sSO had
been burned. w A'o
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LADIES' GOODS.

"A Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No 900 Ut. NV. Thirty-fve years' experience.
Ladies' and 0entlemens Garments: ALSO Velvet and
Plush Coaks, Grape Wells, Laces Gloves &C. are per-
fectly cleaned by this superior process Ladies' Even
ing Dresses . specially Gentlemens Clothes cleaned
by this wiz not lose their original ahspe and
Goods called for and delivered. k21
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:, WILL ELECTRIC A0Toks GUST THE HoRsEs?-The
H ,asn 10Th world says: During the past week
i i cAl~iiHeAts with the Julian electric motor
iie ihu ene results, the Officers OF the road saw
ns S p ~, qolte satisfactory The power Is sup,
pLrd oy batteries slowed under the sides of each
car, ana a rale OF from three TO twenty miles an
ASor ean oe obtained: This motor is quite gener-
ay useu 10 Earls and the expense OF running these
- sii1 70 DC 10 per cent less than the cable
~ stem experiments viii be continued durinp
the week on the Eighth avenue road Ae
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-05
POLICE COURT.
TI1f. CIIAUTAIQUA CIRCLE.

The weekly meeting of the Chautauqua
Circle met last evening at the residence of
Mr.. Chas. Lawrence At the calling of the
roll all member responded with quotation
as it is not usual for all to respond, but as
we are all young folks III the Circle, and very
likely somewhat subjected TO star gazing
1t is not TO be wondered at. The lesson was
commenced by taking a review Of the weeks
study in astronomy and shor history of the
early church. After the review very in
teresting paper was read by Mr.. j. Stone on
astrology and its histories. \ select read
ing, "A Childs Dream of Star by Charles
Dickens. was rendered in very acceptable
manner by Miss L. Johnston.
A general discussion on points of interest
in the weeks lesson was taken up and any
thing new pertaining to the same was gladly
accepted.
The Circle not to be out OF date drifted
into an animated discussion on woman suf-
ferage. and no doubt would have ended
very seriously had real estate not been
preached and disecteI IN most approved
style. No doubt if one Of the members had
not jumped up and expressed the intention
of going home, as real estate made her tired,
the great question OF temperance would have
also been entered.